Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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i I E E e Choirs create yule mood, caroling for classmates at Christmas. 6 As we achieve seniority, VW' B1 0flf181l Our Scqzxg ljliffliilgllli9!7l'7lg Ollirfwlllii' In Our New Endemforr ff Trumpeter Jerry Kitchin practices in a soundproof booth to inertase his ability, Karen Hudson, Carol Anderson, and Ginny Major gather before a game to discuss the outcome. 5,3 if!

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In the second year, the year of Achieving Seniority, the previous yearls growing pains and initial organiza- tion paid off in dividends of accomplishment and qual- ity leadership. All rooms have their promised equipment and fur- nishings, and, likewise, the marching band, choir, Arlingtones, and Goldenaires are uniformed and per- forming skillfully. The young Arlington is achieving seniority so quickly because each department and activity has as- sumed its responsibility in reaching individual maturitv. This, in turn, has been carefully blended into a high schcol of academic, extra-curricular, and social 'ic- complishment. Steve Stitle accepts the key to the officially dedicated school from the Superin- tendent of Schools, Mr. George F. Ostheimer. may Z .rf 5 E Five outstanding seniors, Steve Stitle, Dick Grana, Randy Krofft, Jeanne Cunningham, and Sue Stoner, took part in the special first class commission ceremony.

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Mr. Underhill, Mr. Combs, Mr. Sharpe, and Mr. Richardson serenade seniors Steve Stitle and Susie Pickering, who reigned as Knight 'n Gale over the Knight-Time talent show as the typical teens. Senior Terry Exline displays his artistic talents in a self-sculpture complete to the glasses.